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Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
CuitAd In Death.

READING, December .. - A strange
double death took place to-day at Vir
ginsville, this county. Levi Keller. aged
90, snd his wife, aged 0,haye been living
on farm near that place for about ten
years About six months ago Mr.. Keller
commenced complaining of sickness and
two months ago took TO his bed Despite
the best medical attention he grew weaker
and weaker. Two weeks ago his wife
who had enjoyed excellent health, alsC
became i'll, but was still able to be abou
and wait on her husband A week aGt
Mr.. Keller spoke of dying, when his wifi
replied;
"If you go will go, too. In about I
week We'll both go to our long homes
Several days afterwards 1t was noticed
that the man was dying. In the evening
his wife, weary and i'll with sicknes
watching and anxiety, sat on the bed ant
had him in her arms. The scene WAS
sad one. Finally, after the lapse o
several hours, he died in her arms an
she gently lay the body back on the be
and fell PROSTATE upon the bosom of he
husband, uttcring sJul touching cry a
if her heart would break.
Those present lifted the sorrowing wifi
back to the bed. and in few minute
she too, was Il corpse 1t was one OF tn
saddest sights ever witnessed. The dea
husband and wife will be laid side by sid
in one coffin.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Removed to Philadelphia.

The Dayton Hedge and Wire Fence
Company of Dayton, Ohio, have re
moved thslr offices from Dayton to the
Built. bollding, Fourth and Chestnut
streets, Philadelphia. All the agents
of the Dayton Heige Company opera
ting in New Castle County, Dsl., and
Delaware, Chester, Montgomery and
Bucks Counties, Pa. and Mercer
County, N. j., are OF Philadalphia TO-
day holding q conference with the com
pany's officers and participating In the
incidents attending che opening of new
headquarters for such an important In
iustry, and which is Of the greatest in.
terest to farmers and the agricultural
community. The New CASTLE County
Hedge Company will be organized in
Two or three weeks, and will be located
In Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Brevttios
The cheapest hat house 1n the CTS
Ruui ord Bron.' 4O4 Mark ea stree

Rumf ord Bron.' 4O4 Mark 9l street
Try Bush's coal you will like 1t.
Go 10 Murphey's for your bed springs.
Buy yonr furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bash's coal ; you will surely like it.
W. j. kimble, grocer, End and Justison st -.
Niillard +. Davis, jeweler, K. Second ST.
Fine Is X. Rings, at Hanfs, Is e. Fourth.
+. Roop Smith, druggist, 5th and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Front street.
First class furniture at Murphey's, 3o6 Ship
ley street.
60 to Geo. II. Murphey's for your parIor
chamber and dining room furniture. 30 Ship
ley street.
II you want cheap picture frames go 70 O.
X. Baugh, 203 West Second street. have
tho largest stock In Delaware; como and see
tor yourselves.
J.. Bryant, Eo. IL East Seventh street
| Is taking orders for the revised and lates
edition OF samantha at Saratoga. Prlce re-
ducsd TO $l.76. agents wanted.
Ross, at 1lG Market street. now has nm
stock OF Derby hats Latest styles and price
Guaranteed the cheapest in the city. Ais
goats underwesr, hosiery, neck Fsar, etc
etc. Call and SEQ them.
| II you want your Heaters and Range over
hauled and put in good order for the winter
| send your order to 7, East Fourth street Pick
/ els Stove and Heater Company. BY tele
phone, Number S2S, it will be promptly tten
ded to,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Newark lteInj.

JOAN W. Davis. of Newark, in COM
pacy with his aunt, has started to
Florida, where he will pass the winter
with the hope OF benehtting his hea tn.
Prof. j. B. Richie proposes TO start a
musical class in Newark ABOUT this first
of January.
A. 3. Wslmsiey, who has been In the
employ OF w. T. Griffith, has gone to
New York to tske q position with the
West Shore Railroad Go.
While Mr. Isaac Moore was In oul
city last Monday night his sesiden oe
WAS visited by serenaders, who had
their fun Ia making an everlasting dir
for his especial benefit. 1t was like the
play OF Hamlet with the principal
character omitted.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Ipiured His Head.

A IA year old boy named John
Bioski, who was formerly an inmate
In German orphspage in Pbtladel
phis, but now living with farmer
named Cahoon near this city, was on
Thursday afternoon sent to DIR. Block
SONS Office for some medicine for sick
child. When near tha bridge oVer the
Chris.iana at Market street he fell from
his horse and struck his head Oh the
ground. Although badly injured be
made his way to the doctors offioe and
told him of his fall. On examination
the doctor found that the bog was suf.
ferins from compression of the brain,
and that his injuries were serious but
not nee sssarlly fatal. The Doctor kept
him at his house ali night, gave him
medical treatment and sent him home
yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
pyc,,eritv of the south

a despatch from San Francisco says
the Unton Icon Works has unfinished
|contracts ON hand Tor the year amount
iae to over 81, GOO coo, and employs twc
Thousand nlan, Tho other ship yards
have turpsd out number OF steamers
and shivs during the year. Il Is alal
81 sted inst le'ore many months dry
dock $40 feet long and 80 wide will bs
tnishs3. II will be the third large dock
on San FIauclseo Bay, including the
Goverunert ccS 81 Mare ISiapdi from
whish the Tgouch cruiser DuqueSre has
jast Gpne with sixty feet OF her torn
keel reylacg,l. The British Navy deck
AZ gsa ainault, 450 fest long, makes the
fourth lnrgs dccS on tho Pacific coast
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Announcement,

While have sold direct interest in
my Il our and fesd business to Reuben
P. Janvier, would not BY any means
have my many patrons TO believe that
have severed my connections With the
-four and feed store, N, ". cor. 4th cud
King sts. expect to be at the store on
market days, and in telephone connec-
tion With the mill at Newport, Del.
We will have in stock the best -four
and fead eve; offered In this city. We
are much encouraged with the success
of our famous "Silver Medal" 1our. Il
Is bargalu. Try it. I. w. Steward
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
An attractive window.

The window of the 1ewelry store or
Smith & Fell, No. 511 Market street,
presents very attractive appss rance.
In addition to fine display OF dia
monds end jewelry, there Is Emo CLOCK
with musical attachments, a ship at sea
and other articles of value, we'll calcu-
lated for Christmas gifss. Tha other
wisdow contains two handsomely
dresssd do!le, of large size, and varic us
srtlcles 20 please tho fancy and tighten
tba nurse OF the generous. insir store
is filed with goods, and the entar.
nrjslns propristors deserve a liberal
saa-e OF public patronage.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Il. p O EIkR.

A letter has been recsiv5d from A. G
Moreland. the Grand secretary OF tue
B. P. O. Elks OF Nav York bS the gen.
tiemen snterested 10 forming a lodge oil
6aat order in this city e;@ttna thSf
their application has been received ana
referred 20 tho proper authorities from
whom an auswe. ia expected in few
doys. AS econ IS possible MI the snfoT'
nation IN regard to the starting OF the
lodge neca. .sary viii; bs m5de puGllc-
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Elseuon Of the Y. n. z. Q.

The annual election of the Young
Mems Republican Club was held last
evening. The ticket as elected Ia az
follows: President, Edmund Mitchell,
Jr.; vice president, Samuel M. Knox;
secretary, Harry e Triges; correspond.
Ing secretary. Henry G. Pickels; ensn.
eiai secretary, Lewis B. Morrow; treas.
nrer, j. Eldridge Pier,e, and marsha =,
Thomas Holt. Messrs. Triggs and Pierce
were reelected TO ths Offices respectively,
and Messrs. Mitchell and Morrow filled
the offices to which they were again
chosen last evening during the year
1885. Frederick E. Bach received eight
votes for president, and T. jackson
Shaw ak votes for Woe president. The
new officers will take charge on the first
meeting In the new year, Friday even
ing, January 6.
In response to the Republican Clut
of New York city President Jackson
appointed Eve delegates to attend the
national convention OF Young Republi-
cans In ChickeriDg Hall, New York, on
tbs 18th, 10Th ind 18th Of the presen
month.
The delegates named are Frederick
K. Bach, Edmund Mitchell, Jr., Nath
aniei r. BenEop, Jr, j. Eidrida
Pierce and DR. j. Paul Lukens. Presi
, dent jackson will be n member o. tn,
; delegation ex .oficio. The alternate TO
, The deleg ates are still TO be Damed.
, The object OF this convention 10 4
consider plans for the organization O
Republican clubs all over the country
TEE convention will be addressed b.
prominent Republicans on importan
, political questions, as tho tariff, labor
, anti'saloon movement, the fisher.
question, toe meschsns marine, reforr
. In municipal government, she negr
). vote in the South, ths effect Of paupe
emigration upon the workingmen an,
women OF the couctry.
The Western and Southern States ee
i Eecially will be well reprsse1 ted. o
9 next Tuesday evening y special mes,ln
9 OF the club will be held and q full q
8 tendance Ia desirsd.
"Dlseased nature ostentimes breal
forth 10 strange eruptions," and the T
3 suit of 1t all is pain. Now Salvation o
T will send this very pain 10 the rigl
n about at the trifiiDy cast of only 25o.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
In thu Markets.

There is practically no change In
market prices since last wednesday
Poultry IS rather plentiful, but the
oyereupply of Thanksgiving having
besn sold off, it Is back to its old pElce'
Cb,ckers are from Si,10 70 $l.25 Eel
nair: ducks. 81 26 TO 5! rs per polr a
fair suuoly OF turkeys for from ii % 10
AZ each, or from IA 10 II cents by the
norud. Meats are as usual. Pork'
stsok and sausage, ii cents per sing le
ronud, or two pounds for 90 cents; beef.
10 12 cents per pound; Ohotca pieces OF
heeS. - to 20 cents per pound.
VsseEaoles are about the same Win
.he exception of potatoes, which are
hoino held in by the dealers for higher
nr,ces. They esll at 12 to Is cents pei
bal. neak. rs TO 80 cents per bushel
sweet potatoas ara Is cents per hal
NECK. or so to 30 cents per basket. a
Zoo tomaeoes remain at from 10 to Y
cents per half peoG; cabbage is from Si
N az ner buudJet, or 6 to 10 cents PEI
Gesd. lottuce Is plentiful at oente pei
haad, meats are 8 csnts per bunch; rad.
liabss cents per bunch; celery II
cents per stock; turnir5 III SenSs pc,
Ihaif peck. All vegetables oHeieu @''
In f,u ts, apples are higher for th'
same reason rs potatoes. They brini
Is ro 25 cents per half peck; % 10 o.
crnts per basket. There are q ies
nears left 81 80 celts per half peck' pu
Are hardly worth iS Bar anas Ut,
from 20 TO 25 cents per dozen; lemoaS'
and 10 csuGs per Gozsni oranges, % v
90 centa psr dozen. white grapes ar'
again up TO IS cents per poahui olu,
nary varieties Of grapes aEe ~ Il
0'Eu preseyves offered by ths farmers
wives for sale ara etill 10 cents pa
pouGd; apple butter, 4 pounas ior q y
eents. mlncs meat, 2 POUNDS tor =
/, can't: chow.obo~, calsup, elc.'
home "putt!ng up" arc s9'd al reA' ma
BILE prices. ;,,,be1v IN re
: main 40, II brings 30 coats per poIn'
for roll and tub hutter at the rlsfSe .,
a,ands. and So 10 40 cents par pou.o ~ ~
the genuine country srticie 90 %
farmers wnscns; eggs arc 70 10
cants ner dozen, according TO ~ns1he
thsv are crate eggs from the stahos
fresh country ones from the "a.oH s,
home.made cheese is bringing rom
to 18 cents psr pound. Prices III "
two markets, Madison and KING stre'U
are exactly the same, and tps u'nh"n
10 be,ter than on last market day.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Plashing Hedges.

The Dayton Hedge and Wire Fence
company is now plashing the whole of
the hedges on the William sellars' farm,
AT Edge Moor, transforming them into
the DAYTON Hedg Fence. Owing to the
hedges having been planted in double
rows the plashing is difficult process,
but experienced hands are making ex-
cellent fences out of them, d next sum
mer when covered with foliage will be
the handsomest fences in New Castle
County.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
lyr. Honoywell,

at ,i0 Market street, Ia Kept busy ex-
tracing, iilliug aad making see;h H;e
nriess nre reasonable, and all work
ensrautood to be frat class In every
5argjsular. Pure COS made fresh every
far FAR the painless extraction of teeth.
Tseth extracted for Csc with gas, SOC /;
a yet Of teeth, IS 30; beDt S.; te. til allied
win silver, 75c,; smalssm 60c gold,
q, and upgardn. Office open z 0. III. to
5 p.m. Sign the big tooth.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
a Tariff Argument, ,

A few years ago 1870 acres of thin,
hillside land in Campbell County, Va,
sold fo- So per acre Since then the
rolling mills were established near this
land, giving employment to a large
number of hands. Saturday last forty
acres of this land solo in one-acre lots
for 81, ,122 80, or about S53 an ecre. Ii
was bought by the rolling mill EN-.
ployes, who will erect hones upon it.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
a. the Opora House

"Kit, the Artansaw Traveller" with
Mr. Ohaufrau In the title role, will be
given at the Opera House for tha last
time this evening, and those who have
not seen it should be sure TO improve
this iaet opportunity. This play is .
refined Western drsna, and has several
startling scenes and incidents, promi'
nent among which is the stoam boat ex
plosiou md the duel with bowie knives
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Chicken RaIsiug.

]. W. F. Peters, of Christiana, is en-
gaging extensively in chicken raising
He has erected buildings couple o
hundred feet long in which number o
patented incubators are turning ou
chicks by the hundred. Mr. Peters ex
poets them to be ready for the spring de
mand when they command high prices
Mr.. Peters is also all enterprlsiDg mer
chant and farmer, and is preparing for
half mile of the Dayton Hedge Fence
next SprIEg.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
nanrarnna Experianoe.

4 boy, about yesrs OF age, found
aunueement Thursday By placing him
self across one OF the street car tracks
on Market street between Third and
Fourth, aud remaining In such q peri
lous position ttat II was with difficulty
thai driver o. a street. car could stop
nis car Ia tima 20 keep flom running
over the ohil1. More care should pe
exercised by children on tla streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Tho Winter Term

Mrs. Laura Osgood Harknsss claims
TO have the most orderly and best dis
ciplined school IN our city, Mt Ninth
and King streets The pupils fill the
room quite nicely, snd ara making sat
isfsctory progress ia their studies Mrs.
Hardness is enthusiastic in the protes
sion of teaching, and 1t is not surprising
that she should have model school.
The winter term will commences on
Monday next, and as she has few va
cant seats she will be pleased to admit
q few more pupils. Parents wishing TO
send tneir children to a private school
will do well to hsvs consultation with
her.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Advance IN PrIces.

The dealers ia coal have advanced
the 7rica Is cents per ton. The dealers
10 flou- have also advanced the prics
from % 20 40 csnts per barrel The
hout ok oe 9ers csa economics in 5ugSr
and cGher lC1ugies to make up the in'
creased price OF these articles, AS in
many hollnhnids the difference will MOI
ee o yer 80 or rs cents per month in thelr
expenses Eloue nrd coal are articles
of necessity, bat tobacco, cigars and
beer ave not, and 10 their risa there
may be ecGaoUy practiced with profit.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Dedication.

The new Wesley NJ E Church edi-
fee, erected at tho corner OF Jsctson
and Elm streets, will b. dedicated to-
morrow, Deoember4 Preaching nt 10
O'Clock, instead OF 10 80, by Rsy w L.
&. Murray, presiaipG elder;2 30 by Rev.
L e. Huutsrd; ESQ BY Rsv Jacob
Todd; Sunday school service, 50 ID l..
George, superintendent.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
wANamAKEK s Brown.

Best News we've
S1S 90 had in OvercoatS
this season. Here's
S2SOO the whole story.
By an unusual op-
SIS 90 portunity we
bought n e a rly
S1S 90 $4,000 worth Of
the finest cloth
S1S 90 made in Germany.
One of the styles
$1s 90 makes 1890 (,
Overcoats. The
S1S 90 first receipts are
now in our sales
S1S 90 room.
1900 is a large
number of one kind, and
that a fine quality. In or
der to make them 60 quick
ly we put them at such a
price that the finest Coat
comes within the reach OF
all, and so the price goes to
$500. $500. $1,000.
There isn't a doubt abour
their going quickly at the
price.
Orders coming from all
directions for our $1,000
Suits.
$I2.oo Mems Storm Coats
going fast.
$40, $25 and $35 in fne
assortment.
The Great Fur Beaver.
double faced; nothing to
wear out; all solid cloth; (the
other clothiers haven't
struck this quality YETI
Boys and Chiidren's
Warm Coats from a low to
a high price. Children's
Suits lower in price than
yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
raeorge and nts L,tsie Feion. ;

George Fillmore Vernon is cor fined
to the house so.;loquizIng on tho beAuties
of hoae fe.oEs especially ihe oae no has
undertook TO uuf5s. We wieh "PbtF'
all manner OF fan in his new Gnaer
thkiuR,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
aazs, Dell association

For want of IL charter tha propossd
Hazsl Dell Fair Association is at
staundstill. As the courts caunot grant
one, the managers o: the fair will have
10 wait uEtil the next session OF the
Legislature unless they Gan obtain the
cnarts. OF the Miid.etnwu Society.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
rha Earsast Canara

Beecher owns the la,geF1 onmeTa In
the State. Proof of the TACT: Look 1T
the new show o-se In fr0n5 0! his gal
lery. Ali others lock puny when com
pared to his Thirty Ave years. ezpsri.
ence tells. Go to 315 Market atieet foT
your Photographic.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
At tho s cndenny.

"Z1zo, the RIagic Queen," will Of
given for the last time at the Academy
Of Music this evening. 1t Will bs sue
ceeded by Henry q. Miners Silver KiDf
Company, who will present that emo
tieu Il mslo drama every evening uex'
week and at the usual matiDees.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
M. sn,em Enteria,pment

: Do not fail 10 stteL0 the entertain
raent ut Nit. Salem NJ. q. Cauroh, or
fhursdAy evsniog, the 9Th instant. The
reading and music will he OF an inser
estlng character. and will repay all who
arc preseut.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Prisnnetto.

The lady managers of the Prismetie
ore much gratified with the success OF
their efforts. Lsst evening the hall WAS
crowded and the booths did thrivin &
business The refreshment tables we're
especially we'll attended and the oy sters,
roast chicken, turkey, salads, tongue.
ices, coffee, tea and chocolate were
largely In demand and highly praised
for their excellent quality. The music
was very good Prismatte will be open
this afternoon and during this evenir 4
uutil 8 O'Clock. Special attention is
called to the hour of closing to- night.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
.Jananesc Pot.pourrf

soc an co.; small thermometers for
mounting on plush, 10c. Christmas
goods now on exhibition; low prices
for every thing, especially patent medi.
cines N. 3. Danforth, druggist, End
s. Market,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

The opinion OF an old sud we'll. known n
merchant ID given in a fe3 words, viz:
"I think DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup is the
beet c1uah medicine thai Is MADE "
LUTHER 3. BLACK, Selma, lad.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
A uougr, cold or so.e Thruat

should not be neglected. BROWNS
BRcNcuIAL IRcCHEs are q simple
remedy, and give prompt relief. %
Cants DOX.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
cal. ot western Horses.

T. w Sudham & Son, auctioneers,
sold fifteen head of Missouri notses yes.
terday afternoon at sbe STABLES . .. otrsa, 1s.s
aricss ranging from SiO0 to S225.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Tauenfo ,Jall

George Grshaul, the murderer OF Gns
fried Koeder, was taken to New Gae5le
Jail yesterday Afternoon, He has moi
vet mployeG counsel for his defanae.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
stntn OF tna Temperatrg.
'grsS w1r,sEsEr,

70. troyrow promises to be frcm cloudy
to ts,r, with stationary temperature,
Similar conditions will probably pre-
vail on Monday.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
a,nle,,c Entertainment,

The Warren Athletic Club last nigh
gave an athletic exhibition in theil
rooms on French greet. A large mum
bsr of persons were present.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
,oon,Iooki observe!

The photographs in font OF m besonea .sa.s
gallery, Sl5 Market street. ine me ok ss kee. sor
aver taken in Delaware; ao 19,S " s;1s. Hnc NE @
your photogrsphs-card 70 iiie siA'' 'H'
heat In the city.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
COATS

y nicely made, but
bonn which they are
om the best known
the Innings are the
Fan be purchased.
isses' and Children's S
ftment we never were
are now prepar-
tce stock in this de.
as we have a great
Zen assortments. The
fys we will make con.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Horse Blankets

Plush, wool and all kinds OF lap
robes; largest stock, best assortment,
lowest prices at Yefger's Harness
Works, 40T Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
shock at Joanna.

On last Sunday night the people of
Joanna, on the Wilmington and North
ern railroad, were much mystitied over
q shock, resembling an earthquake.
All the buildings IN the neigh borhocd
were shaken, and this was followed by
o rum bling resem milling thunder. The
shock was felt by the farmers for q
radius of several miller, but it was only
local, as is shown by the fact that the
shock was net felt In any otter part Of
the county. The shock was attributed
by many to the fell OF meteo.ic stone
| but NO such body could be found.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

All survivors of the Fourth Delaware
Regiment are requested to meet In Du:
Pont Post parlor this evening at ,30
O'Clock. By order Of the president.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
'dougn on Itch. 4"

"Roaah on Itch" cures skin humors
eruptiont. rig vormr tetter, sal
gbeam, iros' Cd feet, chiiSlains, Itch
ivy poison. bashs-'s itch. SOC. lars.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Burned Last Night

Il. r Bourbon & Bros brand OF
Tires Z. B cigars. Wholesale aud
retail. N. W. cor. second and Orange.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

1. there were called ineat'ng oi
babies and young Oh tildren aud tho
question put 10 vote "who was their
~ teatest benefactor" the loud and nnsn'
imous vote would I've "Dy Bull" for be
gave US his wonderful "Baby Syrup"
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

Tho Patapsso supsrlatiye Pasen a
vlonr Ia made from the choicest wnea
ohtaiuable, therefore 1T is the best our
ask your grocer or -four dealer Tor ".
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Erae EnsnitaI rnnd.

Grand piano recital by Anton Strell
xxi, at Institute Hall, Thursday, Dec
8. 1887, Admission 90 cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
plAL BARGAINS

fd in our Dress Goods
ent. In order to make
holiday goods we are
Some splendid values.
want Of Dress Goods
|lt to their advantage to
P call before purchas-
r are making new bar
lly to reduce stock. In
Pks we have better value
money than has ever
Pred heretofore.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Tho women,s Ind an Association

of WILMINGTON, Del, Will rneet ~ the
house of Mrs. DIR. Kit:ingac, 72f KING
street, on Monday, DOG. ., at 3 10 p. H.
All ale invited.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
ao To

Taylor 81 Yullexton's. No. 3O2 King
street, for pure drugs of an desorip-
ton.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
ur line OF
(0AKS { WRAPS

everything you
ay fancy.
(al Wraps as low as
tiimmed with hare.
bal Wraps as low as
ith heavy satin.
p extra length, lined
satin and trimmed
! inch hare and ball
niy SIS.
p, extra length, with
ing. Price only SIG
eal Cloth Coats ir
grades, prices rang
Is to $50. We offe
e in every garment
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
Tough on OatarFhn

Tg ro. uleEe palistive remedy. bat a
complete cure OF wors5 chronic cases;
oarGacts offensive odors at once; un.
eaualAd for catarrhal throat affections,
.diphtaoriR, gore throat. foul breath
gn,,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

For caxpssa-OrAnor q 90.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03

"Dlseased nature ostentimes breaks
forth in strange eruptions," and the rs.
suit of 1t all is pain. Now Salvation Oi!
will send this very pain 10 the right
about at the triiiDg cast of only 25o.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-03
nIkougn on Rats"

Clonla ora rats, mice, roaches, fies
ants, beibuss, beetles, insects, skunhs
jac6 rabbits, sparrovs, gophers, squir
re,s, 100. at druRzista.
II Nou are Losing Your Grip
try "Wells' Health Ror ewsr." Goei
direct to weak spots. Bor weak men
GeiicaLe women.